THE hunt is on for a mystery TattsLotto winner from Seaford who was one of two Victorian winners from TattsLotto draw 4717 on Saturday 3 October. Lottery officials are urging Seaford residents and visitors to check their TattsLotto tickets after the mystery player scored $1.5m in the weekend’s draw. The winning entry was purchased at Seaford Newsagency, 124 Nepean Highway, Seaford. The Lott spokesperson Matt Hart said the mystery millionaire was probably starting the week completely unaware of their win. “Although we haven’t been able to confirm the life-changing news with Victoria’s newest millionaire, we’re confident that when they check…
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Eastern Region Crime Squad detectives have arrested and charged two teenagers after their alleged getaway car was damaged by fire in Box Hill South last week. The pair were arrested yesterday following the execution of two search warrants in the greater Frankston and Kingston areas. The boys, aged 16 and 17, have each been charged with: The arrests follow an incident on Duncan Street on Wednesday 23 September, where its alleged two males attended an address in an attempt to damage property about 5.10am. It is believed the pair unintentionally set fire to their own vehicle, while at the address…
Detectives from Casey Crime Investigation Unit have arrested and charged two teenagers who fled from a crashed and overturned vehicle on the Bolte Bridge earlier this week. The two 14-year-old girls were arrested by investigators this morning in the greater Frankston area. They have both been charged with aggravated burglary, burglary, theft of a motor vehicle and theft. The arrests follow a collision in the south bound lanes of the Bolte Bride on Wednesday 30 September about 8.15am where an allegedly stolen Mitsubishi Eclipse clipped a truck and flipped. Two females and a male were seen running from the allegedly…
A POP Choir community group is set to launch in Frankston next month. The community choir has more than 1000 members across its six locations. It has groups in Mordialloc, Mornington, Oakleigh, Moorabbin, and Eltham. The Frankston Pop Choir will hold its first event at the Frankston Mechanics Institute Hall on 7 October. Pop Choir co-founder Sharon Stokes said “We have wanted to bring Pop Choir to Frankston for a while. It has such a great community feel and we have had lots of enquiries from people in Frankston and the surrounding areas who love the idea of Pop Choir…
PRIZES for cyclists will be on offer as part of “Biketober” next month, an event encouraging people to cycle. Kingston mayor Cr Georgina Oxley said Biketober is “a great way to make cycling part of everyday life while having a bit of fun along the way.” “You don’t have to be a serious cyclist to take part in Biketober, you just need a bike and a reason to ride. Cycling is a great way to keep active, get some fresh air and clear your head, and it can be as simple as swapping a short car trip for a ride,”…